Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-02
Local Paragraphs.

June started i'm wet.
Try us for f"e job printing.
-SuBsCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
Just the weather to plant cabbage.
We are having an abundance of
rain.
First class Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
Get in your trade dollars. They
are not Sl,00 after July LIST.
Michael Maize moved into his new
house on Water street on Tuesday.
Did you hear something drop on
Tuesday evening at band headquarters
David Miller's new stable, on his
premises on Penn street was raised last
evening.
Maud, little daughter of II. +.
Confer is at present very sick with
rheumatism.
This spring is hard on the pesky
lilies, but delightfully."- comfortable for the
bald-headed.
Miss Kate Alexander, of Centre
Hail, spent Decoration Day with rela-
tives in this place.
John Road has the carpenters at
work framing the timbers for his new
house on Water street.
-"It's the little things that tell" is
an old adage. Exactly especially the
little brothers and sisters.
Mrs. j. F. Harter left for Altoona
on Tuesday morning to pay a visit 10
her parents residing there.
The new town beiLg laid out by
the Valentine Iron Company sonth OF
Bellefonte is called vernona.
several knock-downs were INDUCED
in in this ueighborhood on Decoration
day. Distillery Whiskey did it.
MFR. Walters, from Union county.
was in town ona visit to his sister, Mrs.
Hannah Miller, on North street.
"A new and attractive sign has been
Aulsg up ut the grocery on Main street,
where Nevan Auman holds forth.
The infant child of Geo. L. Spring
er Of this place fingered but few days
ard died last Thursday afternoon.
CHOICE BRICK.-The undersigned
has for sale los OF choice brick.
G. &. LOSE, Rebersburg, Pa.
Hopkins, Weymouth Il Boyer's
saw mill at Beech Greek Station was
destroyed by fire on Friday night.
ID. A. Musser, of this place, was
to Washington City, the past week, to
take in the great National military
drill.
SPooNs.-Four tea spoons which had
been used ut the band festival were left |
at this Office TO be claimed by their
owner.
A tree which for years adorned the
front yard of F. d. Luse's property on |
Penn street was broken off on Monday |
by the strong wind.
The State College cadets are going |
into camp to- day, June 2nd, at Nc
Brides Gap, near Axe Mann, TO re-
main there one week.
Rev. C. Workman will preach in
the U.B. church of this place next Sun
day evening, instead of morning, as
previously announced.
Miss Alice Ulrich. who has her
home at Yeagerstown MIfflin county at
present, was here on a visit last Sat
uriay and took in the band festival.
We hear that a number of flags
were stolen from some of the private
residences in town on Monday Eight.
That kind Of patriotism goes one step
too far.
in the face of the fact that we have
no licensed hotels at this end of the
county, it was surprising to see the a
mount OF drunkenness on last Saturday
and Monday.
MFR. Jacob limerick. one of Penn
townships worthiest democrats, an
nounces himself as a candidate for the
Office of county commissioner in this
weeks issue.
From last weeks Lewisburg
Chronicle On Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. T.. w. Sturgis was severely cut a.
bout the face by accidently falling a.
gainst table.
John Hick, the barber, has hand
bills posted up, advertising his resi-
dence on North street at public sale.
Sale to take place on Saturday, June
18th, at one o'clock, p. m.
Now that the band has opened the
festival season the LADIES' Mite Society
of the NJ. Z. church will follow on the
4th OF July with an ice cream festival
for the benefit of their church.
We take the coin, the customers
take the bargains and the bargains take
the cake. That's the way business is
done right along at j. II. Musser &
Sons shoe store on Main street.
Rev. M. l.. Deitzler will preach in
the Lutheran church at this place next
Sunday forenoon. The general council
of Aaronsburg charge will meet at that
place on Saturday forenoon previous.